Datamation Staff

PCWorld: Beginning May 1, Rackspace will switch its infrastructure as a service (IaaS) offerings to the OpenStack open source cloud computing API.

The Washington Post: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has cleared Google of charges that it illegally collected data about Wi-Fi networks using

MercuryNews: On Monday, two of the largest technology companies in Silicon Valley will face off in a trial that could have major implications for the

InformationWeek: A new InformationWeek survey finds that the average IT worker makes $90,000 and received a 1 percent pay raise this year. The average IT

Computerworld: Enterprise software vendor SAP has released preliminary financial data for the first quarter, and the company said revenue climbed 11

The Guardian: Google co-founder Sergey Brin believes Internet freedom is under attack. " very powerful forces that have lined up against the open internet

Cnet: French designer Philippe Starck told Le Figaro that he is working with Apple on a "revolutionary" new product that will debut in October. Because of

All Things D: In a ho-hum quarter without the launch of a new iPhone, sales of smartphones and other mobile phones declined precipitously. "A Jefferies

eWeek: Google has posted $10.65 billion in revenue for the first quarter of 2012, a 24 percent year-over-year increase. The search giant said it is

The Inquirer: Microsoft has taken another step to embrace the open source community by setting up a separate company to work on open source projects.

Computerworld: Oracle issued a huge release of security patches in January, and now it says it will release even more security patches next Tuesday. The

PCWorld: Intel is still pinning its hopes on ultrabooks. The chip maker says that manufacturers are currently working on 75 new ultrabook designs, and